ABC glitch sends Beverley O’Connor out on live TV

  • The host of ABC’s The World was on set while a packaged interview was showing
  • Suddenly a glitch saw her sent out on live TV but she noticed after a few seconds
  • Beverley O’Connor soon regained her composure and was soon taken off camera
  • The incident has some wondering if she will be taken off-air like Natasha Exelby

Another ABC host has been caught by surprise on live TV, finding herself suddenly on-air during a packaged interview.

Beverley O’Connor, host of ABC’s The World, can be seen chatting and leaning forward when she suddenly becomes aware she is on-air.

The Melbourne journalist is clearly shocked, but quickly regains her composure and assumes a professional pose before the glitch is fixed.

 

Another ABC host (pictured) has been caught by surprise on live TV, finding herself suddenly on-air during a packaged interview

Beverley O'Connor (pictured), host of ABC's The World, can be seen chatting and leaning forward when she suddenly becomes aware she is on-air

Beverley O’Connor (pictured), host of ABC’s The World, can be seen chatting and leaning forward when she suddenly becomes aware she is on-air

The amusing incident comes after Natasha Exelby was taken off-air following a similar gaffe earlier this year.

This latest live TV slip-up is unlikely to have repercussions for O’Connor, however, as it appears a glitch is to blame.

The Melbourne journalist (pictured) is clearly shocked, but quickly regains her composure and assumes a professional pose before the glitch is fixed

The Melbourne journalist (pictured) is clearly shocked, but quickly regains her composure and assumes a professional pose before the glitch is fixed

The amusing incident featuring O'Connor (pictured) comes after Natasha Exelby was taken off-air following a similar gaffe earlier this year

The amusing incident featuring O’Connor (pictured) comes after Natasha Exelby was taken off-air following a similar gaffe earlier this year

Exelby vanished from the screen after missing her cue while working as a newsreader for the ABC in April

A clip of the incident went viral, and although the national broadcaster denied punishing her or banning her from live segments, she left the ABC weeks later.

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